Definition
Change Management is the structured process for reviewing, approving, and implementing changes to IT systems and infrastructure to minimize risk, prevent unauthorized modifications, and maintain system stability and security.
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Configuration Management
Configuration Management is the process of maintaining systems, servers, and software in a consistent, desired state, ensuring security settings, hardening baselines, and compliance configurations are applied and monitored.
Security Policy
A Security Policy is a formal document that defines an organization's approach to information security, establishing rules, guidelines, and responsibilities for protecting assets, data, and systems from threats.
Compliance Audit
A Compliance Audit is a formal examination of an organization's adherence to regulatory requirements, industry standards, and internal policies, conducted by internal or external auditors to verify security controls are implemented and effective.
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